anyone even like X-2?

[Nebride]

Hmm....I don't like it as well as the first one. In fact, I've betten FFX, but I have yet to beat FFX2...I just can't get into it even thought I want to know who that is on the video. All those changing costumes confuse my littlish brain! Makes me want to cry cause I hate to think to much when I play the game. At least the other one was more interesting.

[Markus. D]

I enjoyed it, I enjoyed the return of the Job system, Story wasnt bad. What I didnt like was the fact that there was little exploration, in the fact that you can go anywhere from the start. The battles didnt amaze me, no strategic battles at all, just mash X and you'll get through them, blah.
FFX would of done better without it, but it fortunately isnt ruined by it though

have you explored every nook and cranny there is?


ps: so you could beat the Via Infinito trials just by mashing X, yeah, and my real name is farlene mcfane for donaldsans dane.

[Death Penalty]

Overall this game belonged in my garbage can but those damn those dmn pixelated vixens kept pulling me in.

[DMKA]

I really enjoyed it. It was a really fun game.

[Cubster]

I thought the game was all right and had a good battle and "job/dressphere" system. But what I hated was that the game doesn't allow you to correct mistakes and getting 100% is quite hard (If you make one slip up without knowing it, you're screwed for the rest of the game!) as to force you to replay it. Even just going to a certain area too early or late without any warning could result in losing a hidden item.

And I agree with some of you that the game had too many side quests. I prefer games to be linear with some side quests but not a huge amount of them that are meaningless and take a long time to do.:frust:

Either than those cons, the game itself was all right and a different change of pace in the FF universe. Nice Graphics and music, an okay storyline, good gameplay, and I would have to give credit that it was done by a different staff.

[Mo-Nercy]

It's a pretty fun game. I liked the battle system, the dresspheres/GG system, all the little quests Yuna could do and even X-2 Blitzball.

[Yuna_wannabe]

I dont see why there is such i problem i thought it was a really/Pretty good game!

[Maite_Sweet_Rebelde]

The Game....Was The Best! I Loved It!

[Marluxiaswife]

The Game....Was The Best! I Loved It!

[Ouch!]

I enjoyed the fast-paced battle system, even if you ended up mashing attack over and over again. The gameplay was enjoyable. I've always been a huge fan of the battle system, but I wasn't too fond of being able to switch jobs in the middle of the battle. That was another thing that turned me off to FFX-2 as well as FFX. The strategical element of forming a party that functions effectivelyby using combinations of characters based on their job-specific abilities is totally negated when you can switch in a job mid-battle if you need it.

I would say that FFX-2 was a let down, but I hadn't had much faith in it to begin with. The music was absolutely atrocious, for one. It was annoying to the point of major distraction. I found myself putting the television on mute when "plot" wasn't being "developed" through dialog.

Which brings me to my next point: the plot. FFX-2 featured the most half-assed attempt at a plot in the history of numbered Final Fantasy titles. If the vast disappointment that was the plot--or lack thereof--hadn't been enough, it completely ruined FFX's ending. I'll admit, I was never a huge FFX fan. It was an enjoyable game. It had a decent plot. It was fun to play. That was about the extent of it. My favorite part of the whole game was most definitely the ending and FFX-2 shattered everything that made the ending so good.

FFX's ending was a good one. It wasn't happy, but maybe that's why it was as good as it was. Sometimes I get sick of happy endings. When it comes down to it, FFX's ending wasn't all that sad. The best part of the whole thing was the scene after the credits that shows Tidus waking up underwater. I loved the ambiguity that that scene evoked. Did Tidus come back? Or was he just awakening in another dream world (the one that Shiva's fayth promised him when you revisit the temples and go to the fayths' rooms)? Obviously, having a sequel answered this question. Where's the fun in that?

As if that wasn't enough, the multiple endings situation irritated me to no end. Okay, I understand the idea of completing the game to get a better ending, but come on! Some of the side quests you had to do to get 100% completion bugged the hell out of me. On top of that, there was that whole deal of knowing to press the X button at the right time. What's up with that?

Overall, the game was a vast waste of my time. I played through once only because I was hoping for the plot to improve at some point. I was praying that there would be a hint of depth to the game. I play RPGs for a good story. I don't need fabulous gameplay to make me happy. As long as the gameplay doesn't detract from the plot, I'll take just about anything if the plot is good. That's why I play RPGs. When I want a game that's just mindless fun, I'll go play something else. FFX-2's horrible plot doomed the game no matter how much fun the battle system was.